AuthorSharp, Ansel Miree, 1924-
TitleEconomics of social issues / Ansel M. Sharp, Charles A. Register and Paul W. Grimes
Imprint Boston : McGraw Hill, c2002
Edition 15th. ed
Descript xv, 443 p. : charts ; 23 cm

CONTENT

Alleviating human misery: the role of economic reasoning -- Economic systems, resource allocation, and social well-Being: lessons from the fall of the Soviet Union -- Government control of prices in mixed systems: what are the actual outcomes -- Pollution problems: must we foul our own nests? -- Economics of crime and its prevention: how much is too much? -- Poverty problems and discrimination: why are so many still so poor? -- The economics of big business: who does what to whom? -- The economics of professional sports: what is the real score? -- Protectionism versus free trade: can we restrict ourselves into prosperity? -- Unemployment issues: why do we waste our labor resources? -- Inflation: how to gain and lose at the same time -- Economic growth: are we living in a "New economy"? -- Government spending, taxing, and the national debt: who wins and who loses? -- Social security and medicare: how secure is our safety net for the elderly?


SUBJECT

  1. Economics
  2. Social problems

LOCATIONCALL#STATUS
Economics LibraryHB171 S45 2002 CHECK SHELVES
Central Library (5th Floor)330 S531E 2002 CHECK SHELVES